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January 26, 2002
• Thousands Call for End to Trade Embargo Against Cuba
• Bush Proposes Largest Defense Spending Hike in 20 Years
• U.S. Says it Has Proof Shoe Bomber Did Not Act Alone
• Life Inside a Maximum Security Prison
• Pilots Call for Grounding of Airbus A-300
• Convoy Promotes Unity in Afghanistan
• Interview With Bob McLendon
• Interview With Scott Silliman
• Interview With Shibley Telhami
• Small Rocket Could Someday Make Space Tourism Possible
• Members of Congress Visit Guantanamo Bay
• Former Enron Vice Chairman Commits Suicide


January 19, 2002
• Jordan Returns to Chicago, But as a Wizard
• USS Princeton, Antietam Return to U.S.
• Interview With Ken Menkhaus
• Lava Traces Fiery Path Along Congo-Rwandan Border
• Israel Destroys Main Palestinian Broadcast Center
• Plane U.S. Made for China Was Filled With Listening Devices
• Control of Kandahar Airport Shifted From Marines to Army
• Jordan, Wizards Face Bulls in Chicago
• Interview With Hank Christen
• Marines Turn Over Kandahar Airport to 101st Airborne
• Chinese Discover Listening Devices in Plane U.S. Made for Zemin
• Reporter's Notebook: The True Story Behind `Black Hawk Down'
• `Black Hawk Down' Puts Spotlight on U.S. Military
• Interview With Mantill Williams
• Interview With Harry Benson
• Interview With Sumit Ganguly
• Lava Consumes Half of Goma, Congo
• Campaign Against Terrorism Will Focus on Philippines
• Bugged Plane May Sour China-U.S. Relations
• Israel Destroys Palestinian Broadcasting Center
• Is bin Laden Dead?
• U.S. Examines Function of Troops in Saudi Arabia
• England Arrests Suspected Islamic Militants
• U.S. Plane Made for Chinese President Reportedly Riddled With Bugs
• Political Backlash From Enron Collapse Could Affect 2002 Elections
• Israel Destroys Palestinian Communications Center
• China Reports Plane Built in Seattle for Zemin is Bugged
• Lava Flow Threatens Communities in Congo, Rwanda


January 12, 2002
• Family, Friends Bid Goodbye to Chapman
• Reporter's Notebook: The Enron Collapse
• Musharraf Delivers Key Speech on Curbing Terrorism
• Detainees in Cuba are Carefully Monitored
• How Enron Stock Fell From $90 a Share to 67 Cents
• Bush Uses Radio Address to Tout His Economic Agenda
• Interview With Cynthia Alksne
• U.S.: Conditions for al Qaeda Detainees Humane, Not Comfortable
• Bush Delivers Radio Address
• Pakistan Heightens Security, Anticipating Speech by Musharraf
• Interview With Csaba Csere
• U.S. Warns Iran Not to Hinder War Against al Qaeda
• What Rights do Afghan Detainees Have?
• Detainees Have Spent First Night at Guantanamo Naval Base
• Did Enron Executives Commit Illegal Acts?
• Interview With Laura Claridge
• Interview With Jerry Idaszak
• FBI Yet to Determine if Higazy Used Radio to Guide 9/11 Terrorists
• Interview With John Rosenberg
• Small Planes Frequently Meander Into Restricted Airspace
• U.S.: Detainees in Cuba are Very Dangerous
• Al Qaeda Detainees in Cuba Won't Have Same Rights as U.S. Prisoners
• Junta Found Guilty of Involuntary Manslaughter


January 05, 2002
• How Can the Economy be Helped?
• New Argentine President Plans Economic Rescue
• Will al Qaeda Leader Talk to U.S. Authorities?
• Tensions Between India, Pakistan May be Subsiding
• Military Mourns Loss of Chapman
• Byron Dorgan Delivers Democrat's Radio Address
• Mullah Omar Remains at Large
• Tensions May be Easing Between Pakistan, India
• High-Ranking al Qaeda Leader Sits in U.S. Custody
• Bush Delivers Radio Address
• Soldiers at Fort Lewis Comment on Chapman's Death
• George Winston Reflects on 20 Years of Music-Making
• Interview With Dennis Cavin
• Secret Service Agent Charges American Airlines With Discrimination
• Technological Advances in Portable Entertainment
• Interview With Peter Navarro
• Diplomats Hope for Progress Between Pakistan, India
• Family Mourns Death of Chapman
• Author Who Refused to Hand Over Notes Released From Jail
• Mideast Maps Underline Political Positions
• Interview With Robert Oakley
• What Could Detained al Qaeda Official Tell U.S.?
• Mullah Omar Continues to Elude Authorities
• Chapman Was 13-Year Army Veteran
• Interview With Bernard Parks
• Ibn Al-Shaykh al-Libi is in U.S. Custody
• Chapman Was Killed Near Khowst, Afghanistan
• Musharraf Makes Gesture of Friendship to India
• U.S. Searches Caves in Tora Bora
• U.S. Takes Custody of High-Ranking al Qaeda Leader
• Nathan Chapman First U.S. Soldier Killed by Hostile Fire


December 29, 2001
• Interview With Trained Futurist David Zach
• The Bonds of Friendship and Family
• Kabul's Mental Hospital Treats Dozens of Patients Suffering From Depression a Day
• Interview With Reynold Hoover
• President Bush Monitors War on Terror from Crawford, Texas
• India/Pakistan Dispute Might Boil Down to How Each Side Defines A Terrorist


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